Richard Lynch wrote:
On Mon, June 6, 2005 11:02 pm, Mark Sargent said:
The correct way - if one wants utf-8 as charset - is:
header("Content-Type: index/html; charset=utf-8");
actually, if I add this,
header("Content-Type: index/html; charset=utf-8");
as suggested, firefox prompts to download the page, instead of just
displaying the page.
You have chosen to open
productdetails.php
which is a : PHP file
from: http://localhost/
What should firefox do with this file?
Open with Browse..
Save to disk
Weird, what's with that. Cheers.
Sigh.
me too
I think they implemented the IE bug that looks at URLs instead of Headers
in some cases.
actually, get this in both Firefox and Mozilla
Rename your PHP script to be .htm,
done
and then use .htaccess with ForceType
to make it really be a PHP script.
<Files productdetails.htm>
ForceType application/x-httpd-php
</Files>
just checking; that goes into the .htaccess file, which is placed in the
same dir as the files for this site..?
Then the browser CAN NOT KNOW you used PHP to generate the file, so cannot
possibly screw up...
if above is correct, it did, with the renamed productdetails.htm
page...this is after restarting the server too..did I misunderstand
something.?
Well, at least it can't screw up in the way it is doing now. :-)
perhaps it's just me..?
Cheers.
Mark Sargent.
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